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Figure with 6 statues of Buddha in various Mudras (soapstone.)

This figure is composed of a curve base and 6 small Buddha statue, with hands in mudra position.

All carved in soapstone, from India.

Mudras are ritual gestures and poses that are used both in Buddhism and in Hinduism. In all Buddha statues represent one of the mudras. Overall Buddha mudras are representing Enlightenment, Wheel of Dharma (universal law), the protection and blessing, meditation, kindness, prayer, love, etc ...

This figure is composed of a curve base and 6 small Buddha statue, with hands in mudra position.

All carved in soapstone, from India.

Mudras are ritual gestures and poses that are used both in Buddhism and in Hinduism. In all Buddha statues represent one of the mudras. Overall Buddha mudras are representing Enlightenment, Wheel of Dharma (universal law), the protection and blessing, meditation, kindness, prayer, love, etc ...

Average size of each Buddha: 3 cm x 1.80 cm.

Average size of base: 13 cm x 3 cm x 1 cm.

Total weight: 125 grams.

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The product photos are taken by sampling and try to show the reality of the product, but when dealing with handicrafts may be small variations in the appearance of the item and natural stones often have a lot of variation in the shades of colors, but these differences do not affect product quality and reinforce the status of "unique" of each piece. Another issue that must be considered when analyzing the photos is the kind of screen and the monitor resolution also tend to have color differences.

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